The graph compares the proportion of government spending on roads and transport in Italy, Portugal, UK and The USA for the 15 years period, starting from 1990.
Overall, what is notable from the chart is that all countries witnessed a downward trend. Among all the countries, Portugal held the top spot during the entire surveyed period.
In 1990, with approximately 28%, Portugal emerged as the leading country. Far below was Italy, as its figure being 20%. This was followed by The US, at about 12.5%. Additionally, at the bottom of the list was The UK, as its figure standing at around 12%.
Thereafter, Portugal underwent a drop to nearly 16% in 2005. Meanwhile, the figure for decreased to about 12% in 2000, before a slight increase to around 13% in 2005 was recorded. Besides, England hit a peak of approximately 17% in 1995, before its figure decreased to about 7% in 2005. Finally, there was a fluctuation with a downward trend to just under 13% in 2005 in the figure for America.
